All language subtitles for Vikings S01E06 Burial of the Dead

Previously on Vikings...

This is an ambitious man.

And he resents the fact

that he owes me loyalty
and obedience, as his chieftain.

Do you accept that you are a criminal?

Worthy only of defeat?

After him!

Worthy only of death?

Where is father?
Is he dead? He's dead!

I've come to warn you.

My husband, he hates you.
Get away.

Earl Haraldson had
played a trick on Rollo,

and imprisoned him,
trying to find where you were.

Then he tortured him.

He tortured my brother?

It's a trap for you, Ragnar.

I want you to ask
for a meeting with the Earl.

Challenge him to a personal combat.

With me.

What is this?

My Lord, this man says he has a message
for you from Ragnar Lothbrok.

Let him go.

What's the message?

Ragnar Lothbrok challenges you
to meet him in single combat.

Ragnar Lothbrok has a very
high opinion of himself.

Well, he is a descendant of Odin.

Ragnar said that if you
refuse his challenge,

then shame would follow you
the rest of your life.

There would be greater shame in accepting
a challenge from a criminal.

That would suggest
that I take him seriously,

that I see him as an equal.

The challenge is declined.

When Ragnar Lothbrok
appears in Kattegat,

he will be put in chains.

Stones and bones.

He searches for your death.

Does he desire to be Earl?

If he kills you, would it not be so?

Tell Ragnar Lothbrok
I accept his challenge.

Take him away.

Ragnar.

What?

Let's go away.

Let's leave here.

This is not the only place for us.

He is old.

What are you frightened of?

You can't fight.

You're still too weak.

Perhaps that makes us equal.

Never fight unless you know
the odds are in your favor.

That is our way.

Who sets the odds?

Our fates are already decided.

You don't believe that,
and neither do I.

You are wrong.

I do believe it.

Come to bed.

You need to rest, to sleep.

Yes, I will.

There's always time to sleep.

I was thinking about our boys,
what they would look like now.

Don't. Don't think about them.
Think about tomorrow.

When I must kill a man for whom I have

the utmost respect.

Respect?

You respect Ragnar Lothbrok?

Why not?

He is what I used to be,
restless, ambitious.

And he was right about
the western lands.

But I always knew that in my heart.

Then why didn't you tell him?

Because the moment that I
reached out to Ragnar Lothbrok

was the moment that all my friends,
all my supporters

would have deserted me and joined him.

It was impossible to do it.

But it's true our fates
have brought us together.

And maybe he's opened
the western lands for me.

That is my hope after I kill him.

The Seer promised you would kill him?

Yes.

Good.

I'm sure that's our first child.

Now get up and fetch me
some pickled herrings.

I'm starving.

I don't like the smell
of them in the bed.

Your clothes are smelly
enough as it is.

Why can't you just wash
like everyone else?

I thought a wife wasn't supposed
to nag her husband

until they'd had time to grow
tired of each other?

If you don't get up and
fetch me some herrings,

I will beat you.

Perhaps that will make you show
a little life when we have sex in any case.

Very well. I'll go.

I can't wait till tomorrow.

Personal combat is always thrilling.

Who is this Ragnar Lothbrok?
I've heard many people talk about him.

I don't talk about him.

He's my father's enemy.

Ooh...

Lord,

High One,

hear me.

Listen to me.

Give me your favor this day.

Grant me your blessing as you
have done in the past,

and I will make a sacrifice of my enemy

if his death pleases you.

Give me a sign.

I cannot feel your presence.

Husband.

Our sons' hair.

Believe at least in them
and in yourself.

Don't look so worried.

This is a personal combat.

The combatants can choose
any weapon and shield they desire.

Each man has two shields.

If both are broken, there can be
no further replacement.

Fight, Ragnar!

Father, you can do it!

You can do it, Earl!

Finish him!

He is weak!

Lord Odin is here,

waiting to see which one of us
he will take to his great hall.

So I shall dine after all

at the high table of the Aesir.

No! No!

No!

Tonight I shall be
drinking with our boys.

Kill him.

Kill him!

Hail, Earl Ragnar.

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

- Take it!
- Take it!

Take it!

Lord Ragnar,

I have come to swear to you
my allegiance and fealty

to you and your family from this day.

Leif, you are my friend.

And you, Torstein, and you,
Arne, you are my friends.

What is your name?

Tostig, Lord Ragnar.

Do you swear allegiance and fealty

to me and to my family
from this day forth?

That won't be so long then.

By my sacred rings, I swear.

But I also have a favor to ask, Lord.

What is this favor?

That the next time you go raiding,
you take me with you.

I do not wish to insult you,
but the truth is you...

That I am too old?

Yes, I am old.

But I have been a warrior all my life.

Many years I sailed with Lord Haraldson

and fought battles
against the Eastlanders,

and I watched all the companions
of my youth die.

And though I fought with them
in the shield-wall,

never once was I touched by a blade.

All the friends and companions
of my youth are dead

and feasting and drinking with the Aesir
in the halls of the gods!

While I,

I am forsaken,

bereft.

Which is why I beg you, Lord,

gift me the chance to die
with honor in battle

and join my friends in Valhalla.

This summer, we shall have
more ships to go west,

for that is our future.

When we return to England,
let's take him with us.

All in favor?

Aye.

There is no need for you to swear.

You have already paid a heavy
price for your loyalty to me.

Nevertheless, I will swear, brother.

I swear to be true to you,
your wife and your family

as long as your good fortune holds.

How will we ever be
equal now, my brother?

Why have you agreed to grant
Earl Haraldson such a big funeral?

Was he not your enemy?

He was also a great man

and warrior.

He earned his renown in this life,

and now, in death,
he deserves such a funeral.

I want to show you something.

♪ I dreamt a dream last night ♪

♪ Of silk as fine fur ♪

♪ Now an Earl is felled by spears ♪

♪ It is horrible now to look around... ♪

Who is she?

She's one of the Earl's slaves.

When he died,

all of his slave women were asked,
"Who wants to die with him?"

This one agreed.

She wants to die?

These other servants are preparing her.

♪ As the valkyries sing their song ♪

Put the body on the bench.

Let's make our offerings.

You need a drink, priest.

Drink.

Drink!

There's that slave girl,
the one who has chosen to die.

What are they doing?

She is having sex with
the men who live in there.

Each one of them says to her,

"Tell your master I did this
out of love for him."

Because she will soon be reunited
with her master in death,

and she will be able to speak to him.

Silence!

Bjorn, who is that woman?

We call her the Angel of Death.

I can see my master.

He is in Valhalla.

He calls me.

Let me join him then.

I cannot stay.

What's the matter with you, priest?

I don't want to watch.

It's only death.

You will stay, or my father will hear of it.

Yeah! Yeah!

Hail! Hail, Ragnar Lothbrok!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Ragnar!

Hail, Earl Ragnar!

Hail, Ragnar Lothbrok!

Move!

I ask permission to light the pyre.

I have something important
to tell you, husband.

I am with child again.

I know you're a boy.

The Seer told me.

By all the gods, my son,

you have made me a happy man.

Have you come to kill us?

Why would I do that?

Because Ragnar told you to.

It is often the way that the new Earl

deals with the family of the old.

Ragnar won't kill you.

How can you be sure?

My brother doesn't hold grudges.

He's strange that way.

Well, even if we don't die,

they will still shun us like a bad smell.

And they'll make it so we
have to leave here,

even though they know
no one else will take us in.

They won't.

Not if I vouch for you.

No one will force you to go anywhere.

They wouldn't dare.

What do you want in return?

You were once married to an Earl.

Would you not like to be
married to another one?

Who?

What do you mean who?

Me.

The pigs are fattening nicely.

Just like your mother.

It's cold even in here.

I can't wait for the spring or the raids.

I want to go to England.

No.

- What?
- I said no.

- But why?
- Because I said so.

Don't be too impatient
to put yourself in danger.

But you cannot alter my fate!

You sound like your uncle

when he doesn't know what to say.

Come on.

Ragnar, I have heard
many of your stories,

but tell me, what is Ragnarök?

I have heard mention
of it several times,

but so far no one has explained
the meaning to me.

Let's show this ignorant Christian
what Ragnarök is.

Get the leaves.

The twilight of the gods
will happen like this.

There will be three years
of terrible winters

and summers of black sunlight.

People will lose all hope

and surrender to greed,
incest and civil war.

Midgardsormen, the world's serpent,

will come lunging from the ocean,

dragging the tides in
and flooding the world.

The wolf, giant Fenrir,

will break his invisible chains.

The skies will open,
and Surt, the fire-giant,

will come flaming across the bridge
to destroy the gods.

Odin will ride out of the gates of Valhalla

to do battle for a last time
against the wolf.

Thor will kill the serpent
but die from its venom.

Surt will spread fire across the earth.

At last, Fenrir

will swallow the sun.

No!

So where did these
Northmen come ashore?

- They didn't.
- What do you mean, they didn't?

They came in three ships, and those
ships are now sailing up the Tyne.

They have ships that can cross
oceans but also sail up rivers?

What manner of men are these?

If they are sailing up the Tyne,

then, sire, we shall soon find out.

Ah, yes, My Lord Wigea,
of course you know all about them.

You accused them of having
supernatural powers,

which is why a small force
of them defeated you.

I merely said they fought like demons,

like men possessed,
with no fear of death.

Unlike you, My Lord?

I fear death as much as the next man,

but I have no fear that afterwards
God will raise me up again.

Well said.

Come, all of you!

I have something new to show you.

Let the serpents bite these devils.

Let them also bite those
too weak and afraid

to fight to the death
for their king and master.

My Lord! No! No!

You look terrified, My Lord Wigea.
Have you lost your faith?

Are you not certain anymore that God
will raise you up from the grave?

Have mercy!

Personally, I hope he does not.

I hope he leaves you there to rot.

No!

Lord...

God!

Now, let us prepare to defend ourselves

against these heathens and barbarians.